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Note: the items without the HFCS have Splenda, and I am backing off sucralose (Splenda) and aspartame on general suspicion, though aspartame may have issues. I am always on the lookout for allergens. (work in progress)
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/how-sweet-it-all-about-sweeteners
Simplest ingredients in Seedless raspberry jam (my favorite!) are in d'arbo, Mrs. Miller's Amish, Stonewall Kitchen, Grandma's Jam House, Tiptree. ... these are not promotions! just a web search result)
I first ran into seedless raspberry jam at one of the TJX/Marshalls stores, under the Kozlowski Farms label. Hard to find (except for the ultra-hot ones on Amazon) Looks to still exist, and I might have to visit!
5566 Gravenstein Hwy N in Forestville, California 95436
I'll report what I find.
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For those unfamiliar with capitalism, most companies don't make goods so much as buy others that do.
Take a look at Microsoft's acquisitions (include powerpoint, hotmail, visio, github, Nokia, LinkedIn and so on )
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisitions_by_Microsoft
Not to mention the anti-competitive acquisitions by Facebook and Google et. al.
A very long slumber by the anti-trust division (every year of GOP administrations ... )
A great deal of the economy is built on M&A and stock buybacks.